1 Oct, 2024
Army Navy Country Club 1700 Army Navy Drive Arlington, VA 22202 United States, United States
Uniting Women in Cyber 2024
Your Uniting Women in Cyber (UWIC) event convenes a powerful and diverse network of cyber leaders and experts to discuss emerging global trends, technological advancements, and workforce development.
UWIC is the premier event for professionals, aspiring practitioners and all who are interested in cybersecurity, to meet and network with national leaders in the field.
Come and be a part of a vibrant, diverse community to learn, share ideas, and expand your professional network!
New in 2024:
UWIC Afterparty - A crossover event with the reception for The Cyber Guild Recognition Awards; the awards is an invite only event that follows that evening. This is a unique opportunity to mingle and network in a relaxed setting with rising stars and rock stars in cybersecurity. Stay and join us for complimentary wine or soft drink on the beautiful veranda.
UWIC Podcast - The conference agenda includes an on-stage podast interview hosted by The Cipher Brief: committed to publishing trusted, non-partisan information that brings together the expertise of the public and private sectors to provide stronger national security for all.
UWIC seeks to:
• Advance and attract women by showcasing diverse thoughts and talent in addressing critical strategic agendas.
• Activate leaders and future leaders through thought leadership and education on emerging global trends, regulations, and technologies.
• Advocate for cybersecurity as integral to the sustainable success and safety of nations, organizations, and communities.
Themes & Topics
1-2 October 2024
The Hague, Netherlands (the)
ONE Conference
The ONE Conference is Europe’s prime cybersecurity event. A leading platform for sharing knowledge, best practices and research results. This year’s edition will take place on 1 & 2 October 2024. Both days will offer a plenary programme as well as optional breakout sessions in smaller groups.
A wide variety of topics will be addressed: from highly technical subjects such as malware detection, incident response, and law enforcement cases to less technical subjects, such as partnerships between the public and the private domain, governance and recent cybersecurity research.
9 Oct, 2024
London
Securing Cyberspace Conference 2024
RUSI’s inaugural Securing Cyberspace 2024 conference will bring academia, industry, governments, and civil society organisations for a discussion on domestic and regional views on ‘Responsible Cyber Behaviour in Practice: A Global View’.
This event will celebrate the first-year anniversary of RUSI’s Global Partnership for Responsible Cyber Behaviour – a research-led network comprised of over 70 scholars from all regions launched in 2023 with the objective of connecting the research community to foster a more inclusive and diverse dialogue on the topic.
Securing Cyberspace will focus on three dimensions of cyber responsibility – international, domestic, and operational. Attendees will be actively involved in helping craft the future agenda for international research by engaging with thought leadership, diverse perspectives, and cross-sectoral collaboration..
16 Oct, 2024
Sands Expo and Convention Centre in Singapore, Singapore
GFCE Southeast Asia Regional Meeting 2024
Addressing AI and Cybercrime Challenges: Strengthening Cybersecurity in Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia is at a pivotal moment, navigating the swift rise of digital technologies while facing an increasingly complex threat environment. The GFCE Southeast Asia Regional Meeting is designed to tackle these critical issues by promoting meaningful discussions on enhancing regional cybersecurity capacity and harnessing the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) to address cybercrime.
This event is in line with the GFCE's mission to advance capacity building across all levels. It focuses on the specific needs and challenges of Southeast Asia, aiming to bolster the region's cybersecurity defenses through collaborative efforts. The inclusion of AI in the cybersecurity conversation highlights its role as a crucial asset in the fight against cybercrime. Participants will engage in open dialogues to explore innovative approaches and solutions to strengthen the region's digital security and safeguard its citizens from emerging threats.
Scheduled to take place in person in Singapore, this event will gather ASEAN member states and other regional stakeholders. It will provide a platform to discuss the evolving cybercrime landscape and the impact of AI on enhancing cybersecurity and addressing workforce gaps. The meeting will also engage regional participants in the activities of the SEA GFCE regional hub.
For a detailed agenda, please refer to the program menu tab.
The half-day regional meeting will be held at the Sands Expo and Convention Centre in Singapore, in conjunction with the Singapore International Cyber Week (SICW). Attendees must register for SICW to participate in the GFCE Southeast Asia Regional Meeting. This event will also offer networking opportunities with ASEAN member states and other regional stakeholders within the Southeast Asia and GFCE communities.
15 - 17 Oct 2024
Singapore, Singapore
Singapore International Cyber Week SICW 2024
Organised by the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA), the Singapore International Cyber Week (SICW) is the Asia-Pacific’s most established cybersecurity event. CSA is Singapore’s national authority for cybersecurity and plays a pivotal role in Singapore’s Smart Nation and digital economy ambitions.
The event brings together global policy makers, industry leaders and top academia from across the world to exchange best practices and strengthen international cooperation.
15th-18th October 2024
Kigali Convention Centre, Kigali, Rwanda
Africa Cyber Defense Forum 2024
The 5th annual edition of the ACDF 2024 will takes place from 15 to 18 October in Kigali, Rwanda. Africa Cyber Defense Forum is a continental platform for public-private cooperation. The Forum, through its well curated and world-class content, engages top-level Government, military and law enforcement officials, technology experts, business and other leaders of society to shape the continental, regional and industry agendas in the African cyberspace.
Theme: Enhancing Cyber Resilience: Safeguarding Africa’s Digital Infrastructure against Emerging Technology Threats
ACDF 2024 Discussion Tracks:
- Emerging Technologies
- Policy and Regulations
- Solutions
- Government
- Capacity Building
ACDF 2024 Tech Leaders, Speakers and Experts:
- Eddy Kayihura, Senior Consultant, AP Consulting Ltd
- John Omo, Secretary-General, African Telecommunications Union
- Noureen Njoroge, Director, Global Cyber Threat Intelligence, Nike
- David Kanamugire, Chief Executive Officer, National Cyber Security Authority, Rwanda
- Paula Ingabire, Minister for ICT and Innovation, Rwanda
8 Nov, 2024
Taipei , Taiwan
2024 APCERT & FIRST Regional Symposium for Asia Pacific
The 2024 APCERT & FIRST Regional Symposium for Asia-Pacific takes place in conjunction with the APCERT Annual General Meeting.
The symposium will feature a day of plenary sessions on November 7, followed by a training day on November 8. Please note that separate registrations are required for each day. For more information, refer to the Registration section.
This collaborative event is designed to enhance global cooperation, offer networking opportunities, and advance our collective efforts in cybersecurity. We invite participants from across the globe to contribute to and engage in discussions aimed at fostering a secure and reliable cyberspace in the Asia-Pacific region.
Topics of Interest
Under the theme “Power of Together: More Than the Sum of AP CERTs/CSIRTs,” we encourage submissions on a wide range of topics, including but not limited to:
Threat Trends: Evolving threats, sophisticated hacking groups, sector-specific threats (e.g., financial, energy), and regional threats in Asia-Pacific.
Threat Intelligence and Analysis: Mechanisms and techniques for analysis (tools, applications, platforms), and cross-domain intelligence integration (IT, OT).
Emerging Technologies: Innovations in attacks and defenses, AI applications and threats, Zero Trust Architecture, cloud security, and advancements in quantum and post-quantum encryption.
Governance and Management: Risk management, CSIRT maturity evaluation, and training/awareness programs.
Collaboration Models: Vulnerability disclosure and coordination, cross-sector and cross-border collaboration, and incident response.
We look forward to your participation and contributions to strengthening our collective cybersecurity efforts.
Program At-A-Glance
- November 7 | Plenary Sessions
- November 8 | MITRE ATLAS Training (Full-day)
15th-19th December 2024
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Internet Governance Forum (IGF)
14-15 May 2025
Geneva, Switzerland
GC3B 2025
The Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs (FDFA) and the Global Forum on Cyber Expertise (GFCE) are thrilled to officially announce that the second edition of the Global Conference on Cyber Capacity Building (GC3B) is scheduled to convene in Geneva, Switzerland on the 14 – 15 May 2025. The conference will take place at the International Conference Center Geneva (CICG).
The second iteration of the GC3B will build on the successes of its inaugural edition, which took place in November 2023 in Ghana. Responding to the need for a high-level platform that elevates discussions on cyber capacity building onto the global governance agenda, the GC3B is the first event to convene policymakers and leading experts from across the world to catalyze action for cyber resilient development. The GC3B 2025 will also build on the process of the Accra Call for Cyber Resilient Development, which is a milestone document presented at the first conference. The 2025 edition of the conference will further aid the coordination of global cyber capacity building efforts, helping unlock financial resources and improve international cooperation.
Why cyber capacity building? To ensure a free, open, and secure digital world, every country should have the resources, knowledge, and skills they need to invest in their digital future. Nations should work together and support each other with these capabilities, so that no country is left behind in their digital evolution. After all, a chain is only as strong a s the weakest link.
